Man Predicts Fate of Popular Bandit After US Bombed ISIS Bases, Mentions His Name: "Very Soon"
- A man got many people talking on social media after he made a statement about a popular bandit leader in the country
- He made the statement days after the US military bombed several ISIS terrorist bases in Sokoto State, Nigeria
- The name the man mentioned in his post got many people talking online, as users shared their thoughts and reactions on social media
After the president of the United States, Donald Trump, ordered strikes on multiple ISIS terrorist bases in Sokoto State and vowed to continue going after deadly terrorist groups, a Nigerian man made a post.
He mentioned a very deadly and wanted terrorist who might soon be killed as a result of the US strikes and possible future attacks.
Source: Twitter
Man speaks about wanted bandit
The statement of the individual has drawn attention online, as many people shared their thoughts about what he said.
The individual, @OgbeniDipo, took to his page to mention the name of the wanted terrorist, whom he described as extremely dangerous, and shared what he believes might soon become of him.
He wrote:
“With USA’s precision strikes against ISIS in Sokoto, Bello Turji will be killed very soon.”
Source: Twitter
As he said this, he also spoke about the family of the wanted terrorist in the viral post.
“I hope his family members and supporters won’t tell us he is a fisherman once he gets blown apart.”
Reactions as man speaks about bandit leader
@chris257066777 noted:
"No, they must not kill him , they need to catch him alive , he has a lot of explanation to do . Hopefully he will expose the terrorist sympathizers and financiers in the government."
@BrianChiedozie said:
"This is not right. Bello or anything he is called is nothing to this terrorism. There are sponsors and sympathizers.. they are the biggest threat. Many of which are loitering on the street encouraging the business in the name of negotiation. Some are in this app. Wipe them all."
@Elvblaze stated:
"I thought you guys were saying IPOB lobbied Trump to invade Nigeria. What happened?"
@imustchange1 stressed:
"Your assumption, the data, and your conclusion are so far off I don’t even know how you connected these imaginary dots."
@UdefiCamillus stressed:
"So US is no longer coming for Nigeria's mineral resources, and you're no longer patriotic? To the extent that even you have fallen in line so fast. I fear who no fear una."
@latenightwin noted:
"I just want his family members and his supporters to die miserable by airstrike before his own death arrive."
@ideebabatunde said:
"I am all for complete annihilation of terrorists and their enclaves but this strike tonight didn't 'sound' like a joint - military action ooo if what Trump posted is anything to go by. The Nigerian government and the respective ministry didn't break the news. It was Trump oo."
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In a similar story, Legit.ng reported that a Nigerian pastor sparked reactions online after calling for the arrest and trial of Islamic scholar Sheikh Ahmad Gumi over his comments on the US airstrike on alleged ISIS bases in Sokoto State.
Nigerian soldier vows to fight terrorists
Meanwhile, Legit.ng recently reported that a Nigerian soldier went viral after sharing his plan to fight terrorists in the north, following US President Donald Trump’s airstrikes on ISIS bases in Sokoto State.
In his post, he showed military kits, expressed support for the US action, and vowed to protect communities and assist soldiers, emphasizing that there is no room for terrorism or hiding places for terrorists.
Source: Legit.ng
